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Despite what conventional wisdom may suggest, new research has revealed that people tend to be more willing to trust others as they age.

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Behavioral Economist Examines Interplay of Money, Morality and Rationality

In the latest in economics correspondent Paul Solman's Making Sense series, behavioral economist Dan Ariely mulls decision-making mechanisms in finance and they ways in which many people rationalize their unethical actions.

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Nobel Prize Winner Yunus Discusses the Impact of Microfinance

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